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The 13 pages that link to Java (programming language), each with the reason it gives.

• C (programming language)Compared with: Java’s managed runtime and portability model differ from C’s direct compilation to native code.

• Object-oriented programmingBroader topic: Java made class-based object-oriented programming a standard choice for enterprise software.

• JavaScriptCompared with: Despite the similar name, Java is a separate language with different typing and execution models.

• Python (programming language)Compared with: Java’s declared types and virtual-machine model contrast with Python’s dynamic typing and runtime.

• COBOLCompared with: Java became a common choice for newer enterprise applications built alongside or instead of COBOL systems.

• Java virtual machineRelated: Java source is a common input to the JVM toolchain, but the machine executes bytecode.

• Imperative programmingBroader topic: Java commonly expresses computation as sequences of statements and object updates.

• James GoslingBroader topic: Java is Gosling’s best-known creation and the central outcome of his work.

• Larry EllisonRelated: Oracle acquired Java through its purchase of Sun Microsystems.

• Objective-CCompared with: Java offers object-oriented programming without Objective-C’s direct extension of C.

• C SharpCompared with: Java shares C#'s managed, class-based design while belonging to a separate runtime ecosystem.

• Operator overloadingCompared with: Java disallows user-defined operator overloading, though + has built-in meanings for numbers and strings.

• ScalaRelated: Scala was designed for the JVM and draws on Java’s ecosystem and interoperability.